I'm paying full price day one of this one. You're a douche if you don't, so they went the extra mile for us. This isn't some day late dollar short EA PC port.
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I'm paying full price day one of this one. You're a douche if you don't, so they went the extra mile for us. This isn't some day late dollar short EA PC port.
Which means it'll run like a dog on ATI cards with PhysX on (I have a Radeon 4870). I wish a pc demo was released so I know how it'll run on my pc and so far the game isn't listed on any digital distribution sites like Steam or Gamersgate. My dvd drive is acting up and doesn't read some game discs for some reason (drm on disc, type of disc used..etc..whatever) so a digital version would be nice as I'm in no mood to troubleshoot my pc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
edit: My mistake..its now under Steam's coming soon list for September.
PC GAMING! YES! :lol:
I didn't think much of PhysX effects, but seeing it in action in Mirror's Edge has changed my mind. It makes for some really cool effects.
Oh Christ. EA has been putting out some great PC ports. I like achivements but it sure as hell isn't a dealbreaker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
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Originally Posted by YellerDog
Hahaha. Call me when your flapping papers and realistic flipped over recycle bin contents affect gameplay in any way.
When they do, it's only a $300 card upgrade! :D
It might not affect gameplay but it will certainly affect your immersion in the game. I am all for progress but my PC can't handle any new game so I will settle for the console port when it is under $20
Show me a same day, fully featured EA PC port.Quote:
Originally Posted by epmode
How on earth does a professional animator make this statement?Quote:
Originally Posted by YellerDog
I dunno, how does a professional dogcatcher still have thumbs left to play a video game?